Culture

Art Toronto 2026 runs Oct. 29 to Nov. 1 at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre with 100+ galleries, Arte Sur and a McMichael benefit Opening Night.

Art Toronto 2026 runs Oct. 29 to Nov. 1 with 105 exhibitors, rare Edward Burtynsky photographs and new programs to help first-time art collectors.

The new Gardiner Museum exhibition, After the Island, brings four Caribbean Canadian artists to Toronto with interactive ceramics. On view until April 25, 2027.

A new AI exhibition for children, Wake Windows: Circle Time, opens at Regina’s MacKenzie Art Gallery with a fresh take on digital literacy from birth.

How Organizations Can Prioritize People Without People Pleasing

The Toronto Biennial of Art 2026, titled Things Fall Apart, runs Sept. 26 to Dec. 20 with free exhibitions, performances and 13-plus city-wide sites.

Polling on Canada-U.S. trade talks finds 73% of Canadians against difficult concessions, 62% approval for Carney, and a plurality willing to wait for U.S. midterms.

Statistics Canada’s new study on the likelihood of first birth, 2017 to 2023, examines how income and employment are linked to when Canadian women start families.

A new “Trump Bump” has pushed the Liberals to a 14-point vote intention lead over the Conservatives, 46% to 32%, as counter-tariffs take effect in Canada.

TIFF: The Market runs Sept 10-16 at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre with about 120 exhibitor spaces, 250+ newly invited buyers and Telefilm-administered funding.